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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1872

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Congressional Convention Nominates Mathews Eldrich

The Eleventh District Republican Convention met at Pittsfield yesterday nominating Colonel A. C. Mathews of Pike county for Congress and Charles N. Eldrich for member of the Board of Equalization. Also notes Metro political opinions and foreign policy remarks from contemporaries.

Pittsfield A. C. Mathews Pike County Congress Charles N. Eldrich Board of Equalization

Bowen's slander refused in Grant house purchase dispute

Ex mayor Bowen of Washington had attacked President Grant alleging swindle in a Washington house deal. Bowen paid 1000 dollars to bind the purchase, which was later sold to Sherman party with Grant involved. Bowen recovered his deposit, with Bowen and his wife signing a release deed. He has used the matter to seek office, including ministerial posts to Argentina and Brazil, amid White's Illinois appointment.

Grant Bowen Washington Gen. Grant General Sherman Gen. White Illinois Brazil

Illinois notes and college presidencies across the era

The item reports Abijah Davis a Jersey county pioneer death on the 24th. It notes Rock Island water works annual costs at 15000 dollars including bond interest. Rev J G Evans A M named president of Hedding College Abingdon after M C Springer resigns. Knox College president Gulliver resigns, Weston of Lombard University expected to lead a Boston area college. Des Moines Court House Square features eight fountains. Keokuk anticipates a Joe Jefferson visit. Newton ladies mob demolish a saloon. Davenport bridge completed but not opened to traffic.

Illinois Abijah Davis Jersey County Rock Island J. G. Evans A. M M. C. Springer Hedding College Abingdon Gulliver Knox College Galesburg Weston Lombard University Boston Court House Des Moines Keokuk Joe Jefferson Newton Davenport

Late European News Inspection of the American Fleet at Cowes

The American fleet will be inspected at Cowes by the Prince and Princess of Wales. A general home news section reports on Republican district convention activities, including Col. A. Co. Matthews of Pike's nomination for Congress, and notes disasters, diplomacy, and industry developments across regions.

Cowes Col. A. Co. Matthews Pike Congress Vienna Nellie Grant Lonpoy Prince and Princess of Wales

Weather and debt notes and Indian leaders leave for Philadelphia

Wasminton July 31 The Signs Service forecasts Thursday winds northeast over the upper lakes and southeast along the Ohio and Upper Mississippi valleys with partly cloudy skies. The Public Debt notes a light reduction due to small receipts and large expenditures. Spotted Tail and party, after an Interior Department interview with Commissioner Walker, plan to depart tomorrow for Philadelphia, relying on promised performances.

Wasminton Signs Service Upper Lakes Ohio Mississippi Washington Interior Department Walker Philadelphia

Japanese Visitors and Other News From New York

New York on July 31 reports the mayor of Yeddo and Japanese ambassadors at the launch of the steamboat Keivads built for the Japanese government Horace Greeley cancels Long Island stay to spend a month in New Hampshire Barnard trial testimony as to integrity of Union Pacific management and witnesses connect Barnard to Mansfield and Erie offices War prisoners reunion planned for Sept 17 at Pittsburg with Gen White Bates Streight and others Libel suit filed in Tombs court against L J Jennings Times arrest warrant declined Senator Wilson visits Hartwood Hubbard dies in Litchfield Rev Moore dies at Southampton President met by citizens at Opera House Union N Y reports reception and serenade Soldiers convention in Pittsburgh Sept 17 with Henry Wilson replying to invitation.

New York Yeddo Horace Greeley Long Island New Hampshire Hebrew Order of Binai Brith Barnard Saratoga Horace S. Clarke Union Pacific Railroad Pirratore Harry White E. N. Bates Iinois A. J. Streight Indiana Pittsburg Gen. White Indiana Post Office Tombs Gen. Kilpatrick L. J. Jennings New York Times Times Hogan Jennings Wilson Poinadelrotia Hartworp John H. Hubbard Litchfield Springfield Mass A_ cable dispatch Southampton J. B. Moore Union N. Y Opera House Henry Wil Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Mass Pittsburgh George Washington Wilson Lansing Mich John J. Bagley Henry H. Holt Daniel Stacker W. N. Collins William Humphrey Land Office Leverett Phillips Byron D. Ball Daniel B. Briggs Totena Clyde Ce da Gee Poster SenGrecowaty Qgov Geary Labor Reform Conference Cleveland Ohio John A. Garfield Congress Wuereuxa W. Va Capt Danford St. Clairville 16Th Ohio Congressional District Convention John A. Bingham Indianapolis Academy of Music Trumbull John Cravens Richard Thompson Terre Haute Leavenw RTO Gen. Logan Evanavile Ind Gpslsgila Itapringfeld Houl Srelocke General Assembly Senate House of Representatives Togo Edward Rummel Chas. E. Lippincott P. A. Erastus N. Bates Public Printing Illinos County of Adams Adame Ilinois John L. Moore John P. Lian Adam Nichols Lucy Hall John P. Hall John Henry Bornman Quincy Napoleon Morriiard Browning & Bushnell Ni ‘Jylldoande

Disturbances in Pope County Arkansas Prompt Gov Hadley Proclamation

Little Rock July 31. Gov Hadley issued a proclamation reviewing Pope county disturbances near Dover. Citizens in arms are urged to lay down weapons and resume daily life, as law enforcement will be employed if necessary to enforce order and protect property.

Arkansas Little Rock Hadley Pope County Pope ‘County Dover

Pacific Coast Diamond Mines Incorporated

A San Francisco mining company with ten million capital is formed to work new diamond fields at the Colorado headwaters. Prominent stockholders include Gen. McClellan and M L Barlow of New York. The firm holds 100000 in diamonds at Bank of California and keeps operations secret amid excitement over large stones now shown.

Pacific Coast Colorado River Diamond Mines San Francisco Haseen Incorporated Colorado Gen. McClellan New York Bank of California Cortez Gila

Eleventh District Republican Convention Nominates Col Mathews

The Eleventh District Republican Convention at Pirrsfield Illinois today nominated Col A C Mathews for Congress and Charles N Eldridge for Member of the Board of Equalization. The morning session heard remarks on party unity and local governance.

PirrsFiEld Ill Col. A. C. Mathews Congress Charles N. Eldrich Board of Equalization North Carolina Times Raleigh Dispatch Conruxubus Greeley New City Hall R. Brinkerhoff Rufus P. Spaulding August Theime Cuyahoga Thomas Ewing Fairfield Arosvenut D. Bloss Cincinnati George BE. Pugh State Central Committee Baltimore Tom Ewing J.H. Dickson R. F. Paine Gen. Wiley Judge Clark

Robbery at Prairie City Bank prompts alarm

Terre Haute July 31 a thief entered the back door of the Prairie City Bank as Bar num's show passed by, stealing about 4000 dollars in currency and 5000 dollars in checks while officers and staff watched. Fraud cases and a separate embezzlement arrest are noted, along with a double homicide and suicide in Rocugaten.

Terre Haute Barnum Prairie City Lesavennonth Col Jennison Jackson P. K. Mosg Independence Cincinnati P. IL .Whitlesey Adams Express Company

Fire on 47th Street and First Avenue Burns Shops and Livestock

A massive blaze on 47th Street and First Avenue destroyed a butcher’s buildings and an adjoining tenement. About seventy cattle and hundreds of sheep perished. Mary Donahoe, two, died in the flames. Loss exceeds 100000 dollars. A separate Fire at Hunter's Point is estimated at 1000000. Crowds watched as flames lit the riverfront, with the fire likely to continue into today if oil supplies hold.

New York 47Th Street First Avenue Mary Donahoe Flunter’s Point

Obituary: Rev Dr Gorley of Washington Dies

The Rev Dr RB OG Gorley of Washington died yesterday. The notice notes a recent obituary, while other items report a Brooklyn picnic for six hundred poor children, a voyage planned for July, and various shipping and agricultural updates including cotton worm damage in Alabama and steamship arrivals in New York.

RB. OG. Gorley Washinton Brooklyn Aspinwall Yxassiz San Francisco Ann Memphis Alabama Holland Liverpool Olympic Glasgow New York U. S Edgar Stuart

Taken up by Frank Kauffman in Quincy St. public sale

A bay mare about five years old fourteen fifteen hands high with white hind feet, taken up by Frank Kauffman at the corner of Maine and Eighth street Quincy St. Appraised at BAS congreyrers dawit JOAN HUTTON J. P.

Mark Frank Kauffman Maine Eighth Street Quincy St BAS

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